Cambridge Venue for Linux Kernel Summit in '07

Alasdair G Kergon agk at arachsys.com
Tue Sep 19 18:28:26 EDT 2006


On Tue, Sep 19, 2006 at 04:49:46PM -0400, Theodore Tso wrote:
> When people talk about "tiered seating", is this auditorium style, or
> is more like "business school" style, where each seat also has a
> fairly large table with the seats/tables arranged in multiple
> horse-show shaped tiers, so that people can see each other and
> actually engage each other in conversation?  That's really the goal
> here; and there may be more than one seating arrangement that can
> achieve that goal, but certainly an auditorium style, everyone-facing-
> the-podium seating plan is something that wouldn't work for us.
 
Does anyone know whether any of the examination facilities would be
suitable?  (Were it Oxford we were discussing, I'd have suggested the
Examination Schools for a choice of large flat rooms - I've attended a
conference there before.)

In particular:
  The large or small examination halls, New Museums site?

Even Wesley Church is central and has a large and flat space IIRC
(and would probably have the advantage of being cheap to hire,
though we may well have to arrange our internet access & catering etc.
separately)
  http://www.wesleycam.org.uk/building.htm

Alasdair
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